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How much money can I get?
Approvals for up to $2,500.00 are common. Different lenders that you can connect with have different options, but it is best to stay in this range for approval.
How long does the process take?
The form will take you less than five minutes to fill out. Once you submit the form, you should have offers from lenders come to you within minutes for you to review and accept the best offer.
How fast can I get the money?
Once you accept a loan that is offered to you in the marketplace, the money is deposited into your account in as little as 24 hours. However, there are exceptions. For example, if you accept a loan offer in the afternoon on Friday, on a weekend, or a holiday, it may delay the direct deposit of your funds.
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- Maximum Lending Amount. We do not recommend taking the maximum amount you qualify for, instead just get the money you need so you can pay it back during the length of the term.
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- It is against the law to take a payday loan if you are under age.
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- You should be earning a minimum of $1,000/month at your current job in order to get approved.
- Submit a valid email address and a phone number, preferably your cell phone number so you can be easily contacted by lenders who work with Russellville, Oregon residents.
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30 Ideas to Dress Up Your Deck
Furnish your deck or patio with accessories and designs that add comfort and style to outdoor living. Here are 30 suggestions to get you started.
Make it comfy
Outdoor furniture should look-and feel-comfortable! Here, neutral waterproof fabric on pretty wicker furniture harmonizes with the outdoors and allows accent pillows to pop.
Step it up
Three wide steps transition from the yard to a wide deck featuring an area for conversation and one for dining. Note how accessories pull the house color onto the deck.
Deck to impress
A slightly elevated deck adds dimension to a yard that would otherwise be completely flat. It gives the appearance of having two different rooms in your yard and adds flexibility for entertaining.
Create privacy
A row of evergreens forms a privacy wall for this deck. A couple of green accessories pop in the neutral scene.
Lattice up
Add a wooden square lattice wall to one side of your deck to create the illusion of a wall. Plants like clematis and climbing roses will grow up a lattice, and after a few years, they'll form a fragrant wall of blooms.
Unify with color
Focusing on one or two colors adds a unifying feel to your decor. Punchy blue and green furnishings brighten the deck while not distracting from the view.
Add water
Bring the tranquil sounds of water to your deck with a water feature, such as a fountain powered by a recirculating pump. Or create a soothing water garden in a pot or nearby raised bed. Make a tabletop water garden
Use space under decks
Making use of the area under a deck doubles your space for relaxation.
Focus on furniture
Select one special piece of furniture and place it where it achieves focal point status. Even one high-impact piece will make the rest of your deck furnishings feel less utilitarian. This set blends sleek, sophisticated lines with relaxation and stands up to heavy use and weather.
Have plenty of pillows
A collection of bright and cushy pillows will give your deck indoor-worthy style. Whether you add pillows to outdoor chairs or provide them for guests who prefer to lounge along the edge of the deck, they'll help you reiterate your deck's decorating scheme. Choose outdoor fabrics in cheery coordinating colors for easy-to-sew pillow covers; spray with a washable protectant to help them shrug off moisture and stains.
Edge with green
Form a living privacy screen with a trio of head-high planters. Start with classy pots (ours are lightweight resin) and add a lush arborvitae to each. Stand the matching plantings side by side along an edge of your deck to gain privacy and put lush greenery within reach.
Hang wall art
Think of your outside walls just like you would think of walls in your house. Filling blank spots with colorful or conversation-starting art pieces helps your deck feel more personal. This bright and beautiful kite, for instance, adds a colorful note to this stone wall. Hung within easy reach, it's also available for play whenever a breeze stirs. Architectural salvage pieces also make intriguing outdoor art that's weather-hardy.
Plant a container garden
Enhance any outdoor setting with a container garden that combines interesting colors and textures. To make the garden portable, put your pot on a rolling stand. See our container garden ideas
Make a fire bowl
Give your deck the flickering warmth of a personal fire bowl for cozy ambience as twilight approaches. To make the bowl, place a 13-ounce can of clean-burning gel-alcohol fuel in a 10-inch-diameter terra-cotta container. Surround the can's bottom and sides with tumbled recycled glass.
Add texture
Wood and stone add texture and character to this outdoor dining space. A timber-frame loggia featuring columns banded with hammered wrought-iron shades metal farm-style chairs and a teak table. A stone fireplace and brick pavers complete the welcoming dining area.
Personalize pots
Personalize terra-cotta pots by dry-brushing them with layers of acrylic paints. Using a variety of colors in similar hues will give each pot depth and character. Fill each container with potting mix, tuck in seasonal bedding plants, and water.
Add punch
Pillows, paint and paper lanterns coordinate with the bright colors of the fabric streamers creating privacy for this tiny deck.
Unify the look
The weave of this furniture echoes the lines in the rustic wood fencing beyond. Shots of red in the plants connect with the reddish fabrics.
Add a rug
The zebra-look rug adds spark to an otherwise tradtional look. The rug also visually separates the eating area from conversation area.
Cover with canvas
Canvas creates airy shade for a concrete pad in the corner of a narrow side yard that might otherwise go unused.
Dramatize the scene
A just-big-enough circle of bricks stuns with its position under a dramatic arch of roses.
Keep it simple
A simple brick patio and a small raised area call for other simple pleasures: a basic table, retro-style chairs and a hammock.
Line steps
Dress up the stairs leading to your deck by lining the edges with potted plants. Vary the size and type of plant to add visual interest. Choose plants that will remain relatively small so they don't overtake your deck.
Revitalize with color
A bright pop of color is the fastest way to enliven your deck. Add a firepit in the middle for cool summer nights and you won't be able to leave the deck all season.
Get on my level
A two-level deck maximizes the space in your backyard. The table and chairs on the top level are shaded by a weatherproof fabric shade sail while the chairs on the patio below are sheltered by the deck.
Go white (really!)
Are you avoiding whites because you're concerned about dirt? If you use waterproof and stain-resistant fabrics, white can look great on your deck. White brings out the honey hues of lighter woods such as maple.
Connect walkways
Not all yards are suited for a large, flat deck. If your yard is on an incline, consider a wooden walkway connecting a series of smaller decks.
Try a pergola
Dress up your deck by adding color-coordinated window baskets and a pergola to deflect the sun.
Continue colors
Chairs around the table and the fire pit all wear the same color cushions to connect spaces.
Install mood lighting
Decks aren't just for daytime. Add strategically placed lights around your deck to set the mood with illumination as the sun sets.

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Guerrilla Union is looking for volunteers for Rock the Bells!
The following message is from Music Business Network member Elnaz Nesva, who is heading the search for volunteers this year. If you are interested, please send the requested information (listed below) to her at email@example.com
It's that time of year again!! Rock The Bells NYC show is searching for volunteers!
This year the show is being held at PNC Bank Arts Center (Exit 116, Garden State Parkway, Holmdel, NJ 07733) on September 1st and 2nd 2012.
We are looking for unpaid volunteers to help out for the entire day on 9/1/12 and 9/2/12, starting at around 8am and going to around 11pm. Volunteers can help one one day or both days). Each day is a long day so only serious and professional volunteers need apply!
Where: PNC Bank Arts Center, Exit 116, Garden State Parkway, Holmdel, NJ 07733
Volunteers will be helping the Guerilla Union team (organizers of Rock the Bells) with the VIP ticket holders area, artist meet and greet, general admission area, 1 or 2 professional volunteers will be asked to help with backstage area duties and runners to help with all kinds of stuff around the show. Its a great experience and opportunity to make contacts with the organizers and everyone will have breaks to watch some of the show.
This is a show that brings together some of the World's best Hip Hop veterans for two days of live music to perform at Rock the Bells. This year the line up is amazing including: Lauryn Hill, Nas, Erykah Badu, Cypress Hill, Black Star, Common, Raekwon and Ghostface, Immortal Technique, Mobb Deep, Genius and Gza, Mac Miller, Curren$y, Slaughterhouse and many many many more!
Check out the website for more details: www.rockthebells.net
All interested volunteers please e-mail Elnaz Nesva the following information: DEADLINE IS FRIDAY AUGUST 19 2011
- Which day you can help (if both, please indicate you are available for both days)
- Full name
- Address
- Cell Phone Number
- Age (You will need photo ID – 18 and over only)
- 2 Work References (Title, Full Name, E-mail, Telephone Number)
Send Your Info To:
Ms. Elnaz Nesva
NYC Regional Coordinator, Rock The Bells
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About Guerilla Union
Established in 2000, Guerilla Union has developed into one of the premiere core urban lifestyle brands in the U.S., manifesting itself in many forms including music, events, media and fashion. Guerilla Union's mission is to create experiential platforms, unique content and provide services that develop artists and their communities. Guerilla Union is a creative engineering corps dedicated to supporting artists and shaping urban culture.


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Hindu extremists suspected in area known for anti-Christian violence.
NEW DELHI, August 3 (Compass Direct News) – The suspicious death of a 39-year-old priest in the southern state of Karnataka has further terrified Christians living in an area known for anti-Christian violence, but police indicate that they doubt it is a homicide.
The body of the parish priest of St. Mary's Church, the Rev. James Mukalel was found lying near his motorbike on a remote roadside in Belthangady sub-district near Mangalore early last Thursday (July 30). After family members reportedly sought a second autopsy that delayed interment, the priest's body was buried on Saturday (July 25) with the cause of death still unsolved.
The Catholic Bishops' Conference of India (CBCI) maintains that Mukalel, from Belthangady's Syro-Malabar diocese in Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada district, was killed.
"According to Fr. Joseph Valiaparambil, vicar general and spokesperson of the diocese of Belthangady, the death of the priest appears to be suspicious and unnatural," officials at CBCI said in a statement, "as his body was found lying on the roadside near the motorbike which he was riding, and there were no clothes on his body."
Alluding to Hindu nationalist extremists, the CBCI affirmed that "such killers represent no religious community but only a section which promotes the cult of violence, whose inhuman acts only further widen the gap between religious communities, thus aggravating the agony of the even larger human family."
The Catholic Church demanded that the alleged killers be brought to justice, but police said Mukalel may have died from food poisoning. Superintendent of Police of Dakshina Kannada district Subramayeshwar Rao told Compass that police had only two theories on the cause of death.
"Although I have not seen the autopsy report, I learned from the forensic surgeons that Fr. James Mukalel died of poisoning – most likely naturally because of food poisoning, or he was poisoned."
There were no external marks of injury or signs of suffocation, Rao added. The diocesan social work director had reportedly said there were signs of suffocation on the body.
Asked why Mukalel's body was found nearly naked, Rao said only that Mukalel had vomited and passed a stool before his death.
"The body was found without any clothes, with only underwear, which had been pulled down the legs," Rao said. "I don't know why some people are thinking like that [that he was killed and for religious reasons]."
The Karnataka-based Global Council of Indian Christians has demanded an inquiry by the federal Central Bureau of Investigation.
Two Autopsies
Mukalel, from Kannur district in the neighboring state of Kerala, was recently assigned to St. Mary's Church.
According to the CBCI, Mukalel was killed as he returned to his parish in the Kutrupady area after attending the funeral of a parish priest in the adjacent Charmadi village around 9 p.m. on Wednesday (July 29).
On Friday (July 31) the priest's body was taken to Government Wenlock Hospital in Mangalore, district headquarters of Dakshina Kannada district, after which the Catholic Church sent the body for last rites to St. Sebastian's Church in Vellad, in Kerala state's Kannur district.
A funeral service was held at St. Sebastian's Church on Saturday (Aug. 1), but the body was not buried. It was instead taken to the Government Medical College at Kozhikode in Kerala for another autopsy because Mukalel's parents and brother, along with other close relatives, felt it was not a natural death, Indo-Asian News Service reported.
Police official Rao said he had not been apprised of a second autopsy. "I heard about it in the news," he said. "There is no legal provision for a second autopsy."
Reports of the two autopsies were awaited at press time. The case, registered as a suspicious unnatural death under Section 174 C of Criminal Procedure Code, will be processed only after autopsy reports are completed.
Past Attacks
The minority Muslim and Christian communities have faced numerous attacks in Dakshina Kannada district in general and in Mangalore in particular.
Most recently, The Hindu reported that on the evening of May 16, the day general election results were announced, a group of people celebrating the victory of Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Nalin Kumar Kateel from Dakshina Kannada attacked four Muslim families with sticks, soda bottles, cricket bats and cycle chains in the Nettrakere area in the Bantwal area in Mangalore.
In August-September of last year, at least 28 attacks on churches were reported in Dakshina Kannada district, mainly in Mangalore. According to a report by the People's Union of Civil Liberties (PUCL), in every case, the attackers were from Hindu nationalist extremist groups like the Bajrang Dal, the Hindu Jagaran Vedike or the Sri Rama Sene.
The attacks were seen as fallout from violence in Kandhamal district in the eastern state of Orissa, where Maoists on Aug. 23 killed a leader of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (World Hindu Council or the VHP, whose youth wing is the Bajrang Dal), Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati, for which Christians were wrongly blamed.
In Karnataka, Hindu nationalists also based their violence on alleged conversions of Hindus to Christianity and to protest a booklet, which they said was "derogatory" to Hindu gods, published by a Christian group, New Life Fellowship Trust.
Mangalore police were also suspected of having played a role in the attacks.
"What was striking about these attacks, especially in Mangalore, is that the police acted in tandem with the Bajrang Dal," said the PUCL report, entitled, "From Kandhamal to Karavali: The Ugly Face of Sangh Parivar" released in March.
"The pattern we observed was that the Bajrang Dal would attack Christian places and cause injury to persons and damage to property," according to the report. "Then the police would step in, not to chase and arrest the assailants, but ostensibly to prevent any violent retaliation by the Christians. And in the course of the alleged preventive activity, they would assault the Christians further."
A report by the National Minorities Commission also said that in the first week of the attacks on churches, police arrested more Christians, 47, than extremists from the Bajrang Dal, 36.
Karnataka is ruled by the BJP, which came to power for the first time in the state in alliance with a regional party, the Janata Dal Secular, in February 2006. In May 2008, it won the state assembly elections and became the one-party ruler of the state.
Report from Compass Direct News


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A Home in Memory (2017)
- Studio: Independent
- Release: April 27, 2017
- Director: Helena Oest
- Writer: Unknown or Not Available
- Cast: Unknown or Not Available
Video archive for the film A Home in Memory, which has a domestic theatrical release in the year of 2017. There is currently one video available for the film, of which one and only one is a trailer, as listed below. Happy viewing!
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Tagged: Colby Lewis
2010 Forecasts: AL West
We'll wrap this up tomorrow night with some thoughts on individual players and awards, but let's do the last of the six divisional previews first.
Does it
seem to you as if Brandon Wood has been on the verge of breaking in to the LOS
ANGELES line-up since Mark Langston was the Angels' pitching ace? Whether it's
been four years or forty, this is the first time the team is actually relying
on Wood, and the
pressure is probably a lot more intense than generally understood. If Wood does not produce
a power-filled season, or doesn't hold on to the job, the Angels will have to
revert to the Chone Figgins-driven line-up, only without Chone Figgins. It'll
be tough enough adjusting to Erick Aybar at the top of the line-up, without the
Halos also failing to add the last layer of punch they missed so dearly in the ALCS
last year. The emergence of Kendry Morales and the resuscitation of Howie
Kendrick gave life to the club last year, but face it, four key positions are
beginning to creak a little bit with age, including the now three ex-Yanks in
the line-up. Torii Hunter should be terrified at Mike Scioscia's insistence that
he may occasionally use Hideki Matsui in left. If placed between Matsui and the
periodically mystified Bobby Abreu in right, MLB might consider letting Hunter
ride a Razor. Pitching is deep but once you get past Jered Weaver, not very
intimidating, and Joel Pineiro might have been the off-season's most overrated
signing (Fernando Rodney might have been the second, but with or without him,
the bullpen is the team's top asset).
looks like an all-or-nothing proposition. Anderson, Braden, and Cahill might
emerge as world-beaters. Sheets and Duchscherer could make remarkable
comebacks. Bailey could expand on a ROTY season. Or literally any one of the
six could lose his job by June 1. The ailments of Joey Devine and Michael
Wuertz thin out an already thin pen, and the line-up, while energetic and
dynamic, does have to play 81 games on the road against teams that actually hit
those things where, you know, the ball goes past those walls behind the gents
standing on the far lawn – what are those called again? Honestly, if your
line-up looks like it could be beaten up, man for man, by that of the Royals,
you could be in for a long summer, even if every one of the pitchers come
With the
strategic building in SEATTLE over the last two years – Figgins, Wilson,
Gutierrez, Lee, even Byrnes and Snell and League (to say nothing of Wakamatsu)
added to the Ichiro/Felix base, it would seem it would be almost impossible for
the Mariners not to be favored. But as I have suggested before, Jack Zduriencik
managed to make the one move that could undo all the good ones. Ask the 2004-05
Dodgers, who thought he was the guy who could take them over the hump. Ask the
2006 A's, who thought he was the missing piece (and surrendered Andre Ethier to
get him). Ask the 2007 Padres, who brought him in for the stretch run (and
infamously coughed up the division to the Rockies). Ask the 2008 Rangers, who
signed him, only to start shopping him at mid-season. Ask the 2009 Cubs, who
gave him $30 million for three years and sent him home before the first year
ended because nobody could abide his presence any more. Ask the fans he's
confronted, the reporters he's confronted, the play-by-play man he ran up
several flights of stairs in hopes of knocking silly. It's not as if Milton Bradley
has had a few problems. This is six clubs in six seasons and the longest he
lasted with any of them was until June 29th of the second year. I
don't know what it will be, I don't know when it will be, but Bradley will do
something to cost the Mariners the division. And if this somehow does not come
to pass, he will have earned an apology from me – but probably will not have
asked for it, because he would have already experienced an epiphany in which
his consistently uncontrollable behavior would have appeared as unacceptable to
him as it has to everybody else, and he would have apologized to the Cubs. And the Rangers. And
the Padres. And the A's. And the Dodgers (and just for good measure, Cliff Lee
is not only hurt – he has the most nagging and unpredictable of injuries for a
baseball player, 'something in the abdomen.')
line-up in TEXAS frightens me. I know Josh Hamilton is not going to hit 57
homers. I understand Vlad Guerrero has aged. I'm sure Chris Davis could repeat
the first half of 2009. I noticed Ian Kinsler's on the DL. Without them this
is still the most potent batting order in the division. So the Rangers' questions are, as
ever, on the mound. But in addition to reclaiming Darren Oliver and bringing
back Colby Lewis from banishment, Texas has one other answer to those
questions: Neftali Feliz. It is impossible to watch him pitch and not see
either a super closer, or a 250-strikeout starter. Either one of them will do
the Rangers fine upon his maturation; for now, a dominating 8th-inning
presence will probably win them the division. And it will be fascinating to
watch any player struggles completely overshadowed by the good or bad conduct
of a manager – not to make a comparison that would be slanderous to the
good-hearted Ron Washington, but we haven't seen that since Billy Martin died,
and it occasionally helps a team get on with its business while the skipper
takes the heat.
As suggested, I like Texas. Oakland's pitching could jell to challenge them;
Milton Bradley could go AWOL on May 1 and save Seattle's season; Brandon Wood
could be everything the Angels ever wanted from him. But I don't think any of
those things are going to happen. Rangers by a five or six game margin, with
the others following in a jumble I can't quite yet discern.
FORECAST: I think Tampa ends up with the best record, Texas the worst, and the
Rays will handle the Rangers easily. The Wild Card will go to Boston, most
likely, and they should probably dispatch Detroit, setting up a re-run of 2008,
including the TB victory. This time I like the Rays to win the Series, five
years after other owners seriously murmured about moving them or contracting


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Classical Purple Colour And Velvet Designer Long Anarkali Suit
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The Irina Shabayeva show we attended last night was held in the Garment District, away from the main Fashion Week tent at Bryant park. The avant garde setting, darker with blue lighting, gave the show much more of a nightclub atmosphere than the Georges Chakra show we had attended earlier in the day. The people, or course, were every bit as colourful as we've come to expect.
The collection was also quite different to the one we saw at the Chakra show. Irina's garments were a lot more complex and the outfits were highly accessorized for true runway drama. Fabrications weren't as high quality and the tailoring wasn't in the same class. There were also at least five different fabrications integrated into one outfit. Some of them had more. Hectic! I'm a less is more kind of a gal favouring strong simple lines and clean bold statements, so I much preferred the aesthetics of the Georges Chakra collection, but enjoyed this show all the same.
The young designer showed immense creativity crafting dresses and skirts from feathers, leather and fur. She took the wings of a bird as inspiration and the theme came through strongly in each outfit. The dresses looked like moving sculptures as the models took them through their paces down the catwalk. It was very impactful and I fully appreciate the innovative thought processes that went into each creation.
The palette was dominated by camel, grey, black, white and light blue. All the pants were sleek and skinny. All the skirts were short and straight. The dresses were knee length and both A-line and straight depending on the fabric. Knits were chunky and oversized jacket silhouettes reigned supreme. The collection reflected my suspicion that we're going to see a lot of extended shoulder lines for Autumn. Sorry ladies, but a new fashion era of shoulder pads lies before us.
The outfit on the left below was was so dramatic that much of the audience started clapping, thinking it was the show stopper that marked the end of the procession. But another, even more dramatic black outfit followed right after. The dress on the right below was my personal favourite, and judging by the crowd reaction I wasn't alone.
Seeing ramp models in action up close during fashion week has made me think a little more about their job. Striding along a slippery runway in unwearable clothing and six inch heels in front of hundreds of people and blinding camera lights can't be easy. Not to mention stripping off your clothes in front of the world at the speed of light while five people tug at your outfit and touch up your hair and make-up. Try doing that without appearing sweaty, flustered and exhausted. It's quite a skill.
For those who don't follow Project Runway, Irina won the sixth season of this reality TV show.


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[tweetmeme source= 'plamere' only_single=false] My hack at last week's Music Hack Day San Francisco was Six Degrees of Black Sabbath – a web app that lets you find connections between artists based on a wide range of artist relations. It is like The Oracle of Bacon for music.
To make the connections between the artists I rely on the relation data from MusicBrainz. MusicBrainz has lots of deep data about how various artists are connected. For instance there are about 130,000 artist-to-artist connections – connections such as:
- member of band
- is person
- personal relationship
- parent
- sibling
- married
- involved with
- collaboration
- supporting musician
- vocal supporting musician
- instrumental supporting musician
- catalogued
So from this data we know that George Harrison and Paul McCartney are related because each was a 'member of the band' of The Beatles. In addition to the artist-to-artist data MusicBrainz has artist-track relations (Eric Clapton played on 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps'), artist-album (Brian Eno produced U2's Joshua Tree), track-track (Girl Talk samples 'Rock You Like A Hurricane' by the Scorpions for the track 'Girl Talk Is Here'). All told there are about 130 different types of relations that can connect two artists.
Not all of these relationships are equally important. Two artists that are members of the same band have a much stronger relationship than an artist that covers another artist. To accommodate this I assign weights to the various different types of relationships – this was perhaps the most tedious and subjective part of building this app.
Once I have all the different types of relations I created a directed graph connecting all of the artists based upon these weighted relationships. The resulting graph has 220K artists connected by over a million edges. Finding a path between a pair of artists is a simple matter of finding the shortest weighted path through the graph.
We can learn a little bit about music by looking at some of the properties of the graph. First of all, the average distance in the graph between any two artists in the graph chosen at random is 7. Some of the top most connected artists along with the number of connections:
- 5372 Various Artists
- 1604 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1275 Johann Sebastian Bach
- 905 Ludwig van Beethoven
- 696 Linda Ronstadt
- 611 Diana Ross
- 560 [traditional]
- 538 Antonio Vivaldi
- 534 Jay-Z
- 528 Georg Friedrich Händel
- 494 Giuseppe Verdi
- 491 Johannes Brahms
- 490 Bob Dylan
- 465 The Beatles
- 442 Aaron Neville
Here we see some of the anomalies in the connection data – any classical performer who performs a piece by Mozart is connected to Mozart – thus the high connectivity counts for classical composers. A more interesting metric is the 'betweeness centrality' – artists that occur on many shortest paths between other artists have higher betweenness than those that do not. Artists with high betweenness centrality are the connecting fibers of the music space. Here are the top connecting artists:
- 565 Pigface
- 312 Various Artists
- 135 Mick Harris
- 122 Black Sabbath
- 120 The The
- 115 Youth
- 93 Bill Laswell
- 79 J.G. Thirlwell
- 74 Painkiller
- 72 F.M. Einheit
- 71 Napalm Death
- 63 Paul McCartney
- 63 Flea
- 60 Material
- 60 Andrew Lloyd Webber
- 57 Luciano Pavarotti
- 57 Raimonds Macats
- 56 Ginger Baker
- 56 Mike Patton
- 54 Johnny Marr
- 54 Paul Raven
- 53 Brian Eno
I had never heard of Pigface before I started this project – and was doubtful that they could really be such a connecting node in the world of music – but a look a their wikipedia page makes it instantly clear why they are such a central node – they've had well over a hundred members in the band over their history. Black Sabbath, while not at the top of the list is still extremely well connected.
I wrote the app in python, relying on networkx for the graph building and path finding. The system performs well, even surviving an appearance on the front page of Reddit. It was a fun app to write – and I enjoy seeing all the interesting pathways people have found through the artist space.


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This page deals with using Fedora to host virtual guests. For information the different virtualization technologies available in Fedora, see the dedicated page.
Using virtualization on Fedora
Fedora uses the libvirt family of tools as its virtualization solution. By default libvirt on Fedora will use Qemu to run guest instances.
For information on other virtualization platforms, refer to http://virt.kernelnewbies.org/TechComparison.
Qemu can emulate a host machine in software, or given a CPU with hardware support (see below) can use KVM to provide a fast full virtualization.
Other virtualization products and packages are available but are not covered by this guide.
Installing and configuring Fedora For virtualized guests
This section covers setting up libvirt on your system. After the successful completion of this section you will be able to create virtualized guest operating systems.
System requirements
The common system requirements for virtualization on Fedora are:
- At least 600MB of hard disk storage per guest. A minimal command-line fedora system requires 600MB of storage. Standard fedora desktop guests require at least 3GB of space.
- At least 256MB of RAM per guest plus 256 for the base OS. At least 756MB is recommended for each guest of a modern operating system. A good rule of thumb is to think about how much memory is required for the operating system normally and allocate that much to the virtualized guest.
KVM requires a CPU with virtualization extensions, found on most consumer CPUs made in the past couple years. These extensions are called Intel VT or AMD-V. To check whether you have proper CPU support, run the command:
$ egrep '^flags.*(vmx|svm)' /proc/cpuinfo
If NOTHING is printed, your system does not support the relevant extensions. You can still use the QEMU/KVM, but the emulator will fall back to software virtualization, which is FAR FAR slower.
Installing the virtualization packages
When installing Fedora, the virtualization packages can be installed by selecting Virtualization in the Base Group in the installer.
For existing Fedora installations, QEMU, KVM, and other virtualization tools can be installed by running the following command which installs the virtualization group:
su -c "yum install @virtualization"
This will install below Mandatory, Default and Optional packages.
$ yum groupinfo @virtualization Group: Virtualization Group-Id: virtualization Description: These packages provide a virtualization environment. Mandatory Packages: =virt-install Default Packages: =libvirt libvirt-daemon-kvm qemu-kvm =virt-manager =virt-viewer Optional Packages: -guestfs-browser -libguestfs-tools -python-libguestfs -virt-top
su -c "systemctl start libvirtd"
Verify that the kvm kernel modules were properly loaded:
$ lsmod | grep kvm kvm_amd 55563 0 kvm 419458 1 kvm_amd
If that command did not list kvm_intel or kvm_amd, KVM is not properly configured. See Ensuring system is KVM capable for troubleshooting tips.
Networking Support
By default libvirt will create a private network for your guests on the host machine. This private network will use a 192.168.x.x subnet and not be reachable directly from the network the host machine is on, but virtual guests can use the host machine as a gateway and can connect out via it. If you need to provide services on your guests that are reachable via other machines on your host network you can use iptables DNAT rules to forward in specific ports, or you can setup a Bridged env.
See the libvirt networking setup page for more information on how to setup a Bridged network.
Creating a Fedora guest
The installation of Fedora guests using anaconda is supported. The installation can be started on the command line via the
virt-install program or in the GUI program
Creating a guest with virt-install
virt-install is a command line based tool for creating virtualized guests. To start the interactive install process, run the
virt-install command with the --prompt parameter.
su -c "/usr/bin/virt-install --prompt"
The following questions for the new guest will be presented.
- What is the name of your virtual machine? This is the label that will identify the guest OS. This label is used with
virshcommands and
virt-manager(Virtual Machine Manager).
- How much RAM should be allocated (in megabytes)? This is the amount of RAM to be allocated for the guest instance in megabytes (eg, 256). Note that installation with less than 256 megabytes is not recommended.
- What would you like to use as the disk (path)? The local path and file name of the file to serve as the disk image for the guest (eg, /var/lib/libvirt/images/name.img). This will be exported as a full disk to your guest. It's best to specify the default /var/lib/libvirt/images/ directory.
- How large would you like the disk to be (in gigabytes)? The size of the virtual disk for the guest (only appears if the file specified above does not already exist). 4.0 gigabytes is a reasonable size for a "default" install
- What is the install CD-ROM/ISO or URL? This is the path to a Fedora installation tree in the format used by anaconda. NFS, FTP, and HTTP locations are all supported. Examples include:
These options can be passed as command line options, execute
virt-install --help for details.
virt-install can use kickstart files, for example
virt-install -x ks=kickstart-file-name.ks.
If graphics were enabled, a VNC window will open and present the graphical installer. If graphics were not enabled, a text installer will appear. Proceed with the fedora installation.
Creating a guest with virt-manager
Start the GUI Virtual Machine Manager by selecting it from the "Applications-->System Tools" menu, or by running the following command:
su -c "virt-manager"
If you encounter an error along the lines of "Failed to contact configuration server; some possible causes are that you need to enable TCP/IP networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due to a system crash", trying running
virt-manager not as root (without the
su -c). The GUI will prompt for the root password.
- Open a connection to a hypervisor by choosing File-->Add connection...
- Choose "qemu" for KVM, or "Xen" for Xen.
- Choose "local" or select a method to connect to a remote hypervisor
- After a connection is opened, click the new icon next to the hypervisor, or right click on the active hypervisor and select "New" (Note - the new icon is going to be improved to make it easier to see)
- A wizard will present the same questions as appear with the
virt-installcommand-line utility (see descriptions above). The wizard assumes that a graphical installation is desired and does not prompt for this option.
- On the last page of the wizard there is a "Finish" button. When this is clicked, the guest OS is provisioned. After a few moments a VNC window should appear. Proceed with the installation as normal.
Remote management
The following remote management options are available:
- (easiest) If using non-root users via SSH, then setup instructions are at: http://wiki.libvirt.org/page/SSHSetup
- If using root for access via SSH, then create SSH keys for root, and use
ssh-addbefore launching
- To use TLS, set up a local certificate authority and issue x509 certs to all servers and clients. For information on configuring this option, refer to http://wiki.libvirt.org/page/TLSSetup.
Guest system administration
When the installation of the guest operating system is complete, it can be managed using the GUI
virt-manager program or on the command line using
Managing guests with virt-manager
Start the Virtual Machine Manager. Virtual Machine Manager is in the "Applications-->System Tools" menu, or execute:
su -c "virt-manager"
{1} If you are not root, you will be prompted to enter the root password. Choose
Run unprivileged to operate in a read-only non-root mode.
- Choose the host you wish to manage and click "Connect" in the "Open Connection" dialog window.
- The list of virtual machines is displayed in the main window. Guests that are running will display a ">" icon. Guests that are not running will be greyed out.
- To manage a particular guest, double click on it, or right click and select "Open".
- A new window for the guest will open that will allow you to use its console, see information about its virtual hardware and start/stop/pause it.
For further information about
virt-manager consult the project website
Bugs in the
virt-manager tool should be reported in BugZilla against the 'virt-manager' component
Managing guests with virsh
virsh command line utility that allows you to manage virtual machines.
Guests can be managed on the command line with the
virsh utility. The
virsh utility is built around the libvirt management APIl:
virshhas a stable set of commands whose syntax and semantics are preserved across updates to the underlying virtualization platform.
virshcan be used as an unprivileged user for read-only operations (e.g. listing domains, listing domain statistics).
virshcan manage domains running under Xen, Qemu/KVM, esx or other backends with no perceptible difference to the user
To start a virtual machine:
su -c "virsh create <name of virtual machine>"
To list the virtual machines currently running:
su -c "virsh list"
To list all virtual machines, running or not:
su -c "virsh list --all"
To gracefully power off a guest:
su -c "virsh shutdown <virtual machine (name | id | uuid)>"
To non gracefully power off a guest:
su -c "virsh destroy <virtual machine (name | id | uuid)>"
To save a snapshot of the machine to a file:
su -c "virsh save <virtual machine (name | id | uuid)> <filename>"
To restore a previously saved snapshot:
su -c "virsh restore <filename>"
To export the configuration file of a virtual machine:
su -c "virsh dumpxml <virtual machine (name | id | uuid)"
For a complete list of commands available for use with
su -c "virsh help"
Or consult the manual page:
man 1 virsh
Bugs in the
virsh tool should be reported in BugZilla against the 'libvirt' component.
Other virtualization options
QEMU/KVM without Libvirt
QEMU/KVM can be invoked directly without libvirt, however you won't be able to use tools such as virt-manager, virt-install, or virsh. Plain QEMU (without KVM) can also virtualize other processor architectures like ARM or PowerPC. See How to use qemu
Fedora can run as a Xen Guest OS and also be used as a Xen host (with the latter being true from Fedora 16; for using an earlier version of Fedora as a Xen Host, check out the experimental repo available at http://myoung.fedorapeople.org/dom0). For a guide on how to install and setup a Fedora Xen host, look at the Fedora Host Installation page on the Xen Project wiki.
OpenStack consists of a number services for running IaaS clouds. They are the Object Store (Swift), Compute (Nova) and Image (Glance) services. It is a Fedora 16 feature.
OpenNebula is an Open Source Toolkit for Data Center Virtualization.
The oVirt project is an open virtualization project providing a feature-rich, end to end, server virtualization management system with advanced capabilities for hosts and guests, including high availability, live migration, storage management, system scheduler, and more.
Troubleshooting, bug reporting, and known issues
For a list of known unresolved issues, as well as troubleshooting tips, please see How to debug virtualization problems


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Because what the country needs is really more Islamism, more religious extremism and more persecution against non-Muslims:
The imam of Islamabad's famous Red Mosque (Lal Masjid) has accused the government of "corrupting the country". He has called on the "soldiers of Islam" to fight "to create an Islamic nation" where "Sharia laws can be enforced". Mullah Abdul Aziz's threats are raising concerns in a country where minorities are already victimised and the central government is hostage to fundamentalist fringes. In July 2007, the Lal Masjid was the scene of a gun battle between extremist militants and Pakistani soldiers that caused more than a hundred dead. Meanwhile, the Christian community is preparing for Minorities Day, tomorrow, which was established by the late Shahbaz Bhatti, a Catholic government minister murdered on 2 March.
The Red Mosque leader blames the Pakistani government for not imposing "Islamic laws in the country," of polluting it "with corruption" and inviting "the wrath of Allah by allowing the Americans to continue the drone attacks" that "kill our Muslim brothers".
"It`s time for us, the soldiers of Islam, to take a stand against this government and reclaim the Islamic Pakistan," he said. For that purpose, "I already have over 5,000 students" and "we will use every means possible to make Pakistan an Islamic state" in which Sharia is enforced.
via PAKISTAN Red Mosque imam ready for war to 'talebanise' Pakistan – Asia News.
Yeah, soldiers of Islam, blablablablahhhh. This macho-soldier of Allah was captured, when the Lal Masjid's revolt 4 years ago, fleeing the mosque in a burqa! These guys are so ridiculous, that if they didn't cause so much trouble and death, they would serve for the perfect Marx brothers' comedy… 😆
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Today's Music: Paul Simon – Train in the Distance
Note on Today's Music: The song has nothing to do with the post. I've just always found this one kind of calming, and that goes with the post.
There's a whole lot of things I was going to write about for the "other" post of the week. I've been thinking about the freedoms I and my fellow Americans enjoy, and how it looks like they're being whittled away as we watch, or even cheer for it – NSA surveillance, abortion restrictions (and with it, access to healthcare for women).
At the same time, I've watched the repeal of DOMA which gives me some hope that in the end, people will just let others be people.
I've been watching the GOP. They have some positions I admire – self sufficiency, independence, compassionate conservatism (which, like communism, might be a great idea in theory, but sucks in practice). But overall, they are very much the party of the older white male. Perception is often reality, especially in politics. And the reality they broadcast is that they act in the name of a god that has absolutely nothing to do with any god I've ever read about in any religious text.
Well, there was that one by Scalzi which was pretty good, but that was sci-fi, so I don't think it counts.
It seems like instead of drawing people together, there are an awful lot of forces pushing to keep us apart. And here's what I don't understand the most: how does that help them?
All the bozos (politicians, talking heads, zealots, et al) are all screaming at the top of their lungs trying to get a bigger piece of the pie. Their claim is that their distribution of the pie is the only one that's right, the only one that matters, the only one that tastes good.
But that pie is big enough for everyone. The screaming, the emotional plays, the demeaning of everyone that disagrees with them, lessens all of us, and just hurts the pie.
Why would you do that to pie?
And as I write this rambling pointless post, it occurs to me that here's what bothers me: the argument is losing its basis in reality. Both far sides of the political spectrum are quite ranty about what they believe in. But they're so caught up in trying to impress on people how awful/scary/stupid the other side is, that they just scream louder and make up more and more "ficts" (fictional facts) to support their side.
Here's an idea: speak your peace. You want me to believe abortion is bad? Great. Give me a good reason. Justify how jamming a wand into a vagina (currently occupied by a fetus, thank you) is in anyone's best interests, or how the state should be over-riding doctors to impose a medical procedure that isn't on par with inoculations (which, by the way, can be refused ).
You want me to pay more in taxes to support your cause? Fantastic. Why? How does that improve society? How does that make my life better? Because that's your job as my government – to make the life of every citizen better.
And self defense.
You want me to fund a long term science project? Actually, I have no problem with that. Who should I make the check out to?
Anyway, you have plenty of freedom to scream out whatever you like about whatever you like.
I have the freedom to ignore you.
(Author's note – I should probably stay off the blog when watching political news. Oops.)


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Research in Motion, the company behind the struggling BlackBerry line of smartphones, beat Wall Street's expectations in its second fiscal quarter, with a net loss of $235 million dollars, or 45 cents per share. That's slightly better than analysts' predictions of 46 cents per share, and it's also significantly better than last quarter, when the Waterloo, Ontario-based company lost $518 million.
Still, the last year hasn't gone well. The company earned $329 million, or 63 cents a share, in the same period a year ago.
According to the Wall Street Journal, RIM's revenues fell precipitously over the last year. In the second quarter of fiscal 2011, RIM had revenues of $4.2 billion. This year, revenues were $2.9 billion in the second quarter, slightly up from $2.8 billion in the first quarter. Again, the slight improvement surprised analysts who thought the company's revenue would fall to $2.5 billion.
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Today's News: Our Take - 2013 Golden Globes Predictions: Who Will Win?
It's that time of the year again: awards season! The fete-ing all kicks off Sunday with the 70th Golden Globe Awards (8 ET/5 PT on NBC). Will Homeland continue its awards show winning streak? Is Lincoln the film to beat? Check out our predictions below and tell us your picks for the big prizes.
Check out the full list of Golden Globe nominees
Drama Series
Will win: Homeland
Many had problems with Season 2 of the Showtime hit, but the defending champ remains the hottest, most talked-about series, and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association is all about the cool factor. Its seminal "Q&A" episode alone is enough to warrant a second trophy.
Watch out for: Downton Abbey
This is Downton Abbey's first series nomination at the Globes (it won miniseries/TV movie last year), and the aristocratic throwback ought to appeal to the foreign press. Also keep an eye on The Newsroom. The Globes love to be the first to coronate a new show and the HBO drama is the only newbie in the lineup, making it in over three-time champ Mad Men.
Comedy/Musical Series
Will win: Girls
It took the Globes three years to acknowledge Modern Family, so while a repeat win wouldn't be unexpected, we're not banking on it. Of the rest, Girls has the most working in its favor: a hip, new critical favorite with a refreshing voice from Lena Dunham.
Watch out for: Smash
We would not put it past the Globes to actually award Smash.
Drama Actor
Will win:Damian Lewis, Homeland
The HFPA was the first awards body to recognize the reigning Emmy champ with a nomination last year, but he'll take home the gold this time for his increasingly conflicted POW.
Watch out for:Jeff Daniels, The Newsroom
If voters still don't want to play catch-up with Breaking Bad and reward Bryan Cranston, Daniels' stirring pilot rant could clinch this for him. Plus, the chances of either Steve Buscemi (Boardwalk Empire) or Jon Hamm (Mad Men) winning their second trophy are slim: Only Hugh Laurie (House) has won more than once in the past 29 years.
Drama Actress
Will win: Claire Danes, Homeland
Is there anything better than Danes' cocktail of love-struck, paranoid crazy? The new mom ought to maintain her perfect record at the Globes and go four-for-four. Fun fact: Danes would be the first to win two in a row in this category.
Watch out for: Michelle Dockery, Downton Abbey
If the Globes want to go for a fresh face champ, Dockery has extra points over Connie Britton (Nashville), with her hit, buzz-y show also nominated for series.
Look back on last year's Golden Globes fashion hits and misses
Comedy/Musical Actor
Will win: Louis C.K., Louie
The multi-hyphenate would be an atypical choice for the Globes, which is partial to slick, glamorous fare, but his nod signifies that the HFPA is ready to jump on the C.K. train.
Watch out for: Matt LeBlanc, Episodes
The Globes is still a fan of LeBlanc, the defending champ, and his Hollywood satire, with him being one of the few freshman carryovers from last year.
Comedy/Musical Actress
Will win: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Veep
We'd love for someone to finally award Parks and Recreation's Amy Poehler (and it could totally happen with her co-hosting the show), but JLD's exasperated VP is a brilliant hoot. A win for her would also continue the streak of cable ladies dominating this category.
Watch out for: Lena Dunham, Girls
The Globes has a thing for young, new stars, and Dunham is Girls.
Supporting Actor in a Series, Miniseries or TV Movie
Will win: Ed Harris, Game Change
The miniseries and movie nominees have an advantage over the series folk.
Watch out for: Mandy Patinkin, Homeland
Shows rarely make a clean sweep at the Globes, but Homeland can do it if voters want to give Patinkin some hardware for being the understated force behind the drama. This is first major nomination for the show.
Supporting Actress in a Series, Miniseries or TV Movie
Will win:Maggie Smith, Downton Abbey
The Dowager Countess lost last year to Jessica Lange (American Horror Story), who isn't in the running this year, so look for the HFPA to atone for that. Smith is also up for film comedy/musical actress for Quartet, which she won't win (see below), so this is the place to salute the great dame.
Watch out for: Hayden Panettiere, Nashville
While a nod was somewhat predicted for Britton, few saw one for Panettiere coming. But the actress - a starlet right up the HFPA's alley - has made Juliette a bad girl we love to love.
Golden Globes snubs and surprises: Smash tastes success; Mad Men gets the cold shoulder
Drama Picture
Will win: Argo
Ben Affleck's third directorial effort is the happy medium between Lincoln and Zero Dark Thirty: a smart, historical, taut thriller that celebrates showbiz and almost seems too good to be true. (The HFPA is surely fond of the scene set in the Beverly Hilton Hotel - where the Globes ceremony takes place.) Plus, the Globes loves big-name stars, so it won't be able to resist having both Affleck and producer/HFPA fave George Clooney on stage. Don't be surprised if Affleck takes the director trophy too. (Yes, he was snubbed by the Oscars, but Globes voting closed before Oscar nods came out.)
Watch out for: Lincoln
Steven Spielberg's superbly crafted American tale, which leads the field with seven nominations, has the edge in prestige and emotional heft.
Comedy/Musical Picture
Will win: Les Miserables
When there's an actual musical in the lineup, the HFPA will go for it more often than not, even when there's nothing comedic about it, like in Les Miz's case. Opinions may differ on the divisive Tom Hooper adaptation, but the film ought to benefit from its risky live-singing efforts and voters' familiarity with the beloved source material.
Watch out for: Silver Linings Playbook
The high-wire rom-com brings the heart and the laughs.
Drama Actor
Will win:Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln
Easy win. DDL should snatch up his second Globe for his transformative turn as the 16th president that's just in a league of its own.
Watch out for: Joaquin Phoenix, The Master
Phoenix's mesmerizing work in The Master is next best, but will the HFPA, which loves to schmooze, be able to overlook his diss of awards shows? Nominating him is a good sign.
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Drama Actress
Will win: Jessica Chastain, Zero Dark Thirty
Chastain singlehandedly carries ZDT with such steely tenacity that it's all the more powerful when you notice the subtlety which she infuses her laser-focused CIA agent.
Watch out for: Naomi Watts, The Impossible
If voters are itching for an in-your-face emotional gut punch that Chastain's performance lacks, then they'll check off Watts, who's all tears and fight in a heartbreaking true story of survival.
Comedy/Musical Actor
Will win: Hugh Jackman, Les Miserables
A win is all but certain for everyone's favorite movie star song-and-dance man. Not only does he show off his vocal chops, but Jean Valjean is a far weightier role than that of his competitors. The Globes was also the first major awards show to nominate Jackman, having done so 11 years ago in this category for his big Hollywood break Kate & Leopold.
Watch out for: Bradley Cooper, Silver Linings Playbook
Cooper's carefully modulated portrait of an unhinged, intense and lovesick man is revelatory if you only know him from The Hangover flicks.
Comedy/Musical Actress
Will win: Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook
Done deal. Lawrence's electric performance aside, the HFPA falls head over heels for ingénues, and there's no one hotter than Katniss herself right now.
Watch out for: Judi Dench, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Dench had a banner year between Skyfall and her heartwarming turn in Hotel that proves it's never too late for a fresh start.
Supporting Actor
Will win: Leonardo DiCaprio, Django Unchained
DiCaprio's star factor is a huge plus for him. Nevermind the fact that his delicious, against-type villain turn is his most fun since Catch Me If You Can.
Watch out for: Tommy Lee Jones, Lincoln
Jones, who defeated DiCaprio 19 years ago at the Globes and the Oscars, steals the show with his cranky abolitionist.
Supporting Actress
Will win: Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables
Another lock. You can't beat the star + singing + sacrifices for the role (haircut, weight loss) combo.
Watch out for: Nicole Kidman, The Paperboy
OK, it's really Sally Field (Lincoln) who's nipping at Hathaway's heels, but Kidman is the wildcard. A Globes favorite (she's won three times from eight previous nominations and has a concurrent nod for Hemingway & Gellhorn), Kidman burns as a wild, sultry sexpot in an otherwise woeful film.
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College Football Nation: The impact of this past offseason's scandals
Is it still OK to love college football?
Words don't come easily when talking about what happened over the past offseason. They don't seem to be enough. Appalling perhaps begins it.
And in a real sense, college football is the culprit behind what was appalling.
College football created the myth of Joe Paterno, that of a humble and honorable maker of men who should be trusted to do the right thing as he oversaw his Grand Experiment, always. College football created the program Paterno led, a sports team that was the most popular and celebrated part of an institution of higher education. College football created a circumstance where that team became more favored than right and wrong.
College football did not create Jerry Sandusky.
Sandusky is a deviant. He's a serial rapist of young boys who could have been a carpenter or cobbler just as easily as he was a college football coach.
But college football created the environment in which saving the sanctity of the program was valued above saving the sanity of the children whom Sandusky targeted.
Sandusky, of course, was a longtime assistant of Paterno's at Penn State, the defensive coordinator for two teams that won the national championship. But in 1998 Paterno and other Penn State administrators were made aware of Sandusky's deviance.
According to the investigation commissioned by Penn State and conducted by former FBI director David Freeh, Paterno, former president Graham Spanier and former athletic director Tim Curley initially decided to tell law enforcement what they knew. But then Paterno, the supposed paragon of virtue, changed his mind, and convinced Curley and Spanier to change their minds.
To save the reputation of Penn State football.
Penn State has gotten its punishment.
Nothing will take away the memory those boys must live with. But at least Penn State has been shamed.
Whether the NCAA should have gotten involved in a way it's never gotten involved before, punishing a program not for NCAA violations but for moral neglect, is debatable. But what's not debatable is the that the primal desire for Penn State, beyond simply the individuals involved, to be punished was satisfied.
What remains, though, is the sense that Penn State is far from alone.
Not in the sense that other schools are covering up child rape, but in the sense that the football teams are placed on the same pedestal above all else at the school as Penn State's.
If you think Oklahoma's football team isn't as revered in Norman as Penn State's was - and to some degree still is - in Happy Valley, you're naive. Same with Alabama and Tuscaloosa, Ohio State and Columbus, Florida State and Tallahassee, and a host of others.
So if college football creates monster programs where football is so revered that people are willing to put winning and losing above right and wrong, is it still OK to love college football?
There's no universal answer.
It lies within each of us as individuals.
There has to be perspective. There has to be an ability to love without lionizing, to watch with wonder while realizing the men on the sidelines are just that, men, nothing more.
The statues of coaches like Bear Bryant at Bama, Bobby Bowden at Florida State, Barry Switzer and Bud Wilkinson at Oklahama, are nice. They're monuments to honor people who have brought joy to their schools. But don't mistake those statues as anything other than honoring wins. They're not monuments to men who altered the course of history, who were indeed great men.
They're monuments to fallible people.
The games themselves remain beautiful.
More than 100,000 strong at Michigan, Ohio State and Alabama on a fall Saturday is a spectacular sight. The excitement of Matt Barkley's arm, Montee Ball's legs, and Tyrann Mathieu's athleticism - once he has his drug problems under control - are worth watching.
But there was a lesson.
Never, never, should a college team be bigger than the university it represents.
Nick Saban should never be allowed to become bigger than Alabama. Bob Stoops should never be allowed to become bigger than Oklahoma. Same goes for Les Myles at LSU, Mack Brown at Texas, and any other longtime coach at a big-time university.
Love college football. Love the games. But understand that the men at the helm are merely coaches.
What We Learned
The Honey Badger is not walking through that door, not this season.
With Tyrann Mathieu, LSU had a superb chance of winning its third national title in the last decade. But Mathieu was dismissed from the LSU team for repeated drug violations, and his father has said that rather than transfer to an FCS school and play this year, Mathieu is taking time away from football and currently in a rehab program.
Some say it's no big deal - from a football standpoint - that the while Mathieu did some spectacular things he wasn't actually a great cornerback, and so he won't be terribly missed.
That's naive.
Mathieu was a massive reason LSU went 13-0 before losing to Alabama in the national title game.
It was his forced fumble that turned LSU's opening weekend showdown with Oregon in the Tigers' favor. It was his punt returns for a touchdowns that sparked LSU's win over third-ranked Arkansas the final week of the regular season and its victory over Georgia the next week in the SEC Championship Game, both of which the Tigers trailed.
To truly believe that the absence of such a dynamic player is denial.
When Mathieu was suspended, the chase for the championship changed.
LSU, which is breaking in Zach Mettenberger as its new starting quarterback, dropped from a favorite on par with USC and Alabama to third.
"I certainly am rooting for Tyrann and whatever his future is," LSU's Miles said on Aug. 14, four days after Mathieu's dismissal. "But I'm not focused on that. I've got games to play and I've got 104 guys I have to be ready for."
While Mathieu is missing, Matt Barkley isn't.
Suddenly, USC looks like it might just be the team to finally break the SEC's six-year stranglehold on the crystal football. Alabama will no doubt reload rather than rebuild, but seven new starters on defense is a lot to overcome, especially when two of those no longer wearing crimson and cream are Dont'a Hightower and Courtney Upshaw, both finalists for the Butkus Award.
USC, meanwhile, brings back nine starters on offense and eight on defense - plus both specialists - from a team that lost just two games last year (one in four overtimes to Stanford) and got better as the year progressed.
And Barkley, well, he's clearly on a mission.
He could have been a top NFL pick, but as the man who helped keep the Trojans together when it looked like things were falling apart as NCAA sanctions hit, he chose to stay at USC for his senior year. He chose to stay in order to win a national title.
If USC is vulnerable it's because of the defensive line. But USC's vulnerability is no worse than LSU's or Alabama's, and it's strength - Barkley - is stronger.
Is this the year someone outside the SEC wins the championship for the first time since Texas at the close of the 2005 season?
With Mathieu missing, um, maybe.
Oh, and by the way, beyond learning that Mathieu's absence will impact a wide open chase for the national championship, we also learned that we only have to put up with two more seasons of the asininity - yup, it's a word - of the BCS.
Finally, a playoff is coming.
Game of the Week
Last year it was Oregon and LSU. This year it's Alabama and Michigan.
The season began Thursday night, but the season's first meaningful game happens Saturday night, with the Crimson Tide and Wolverines meeting at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas.
As usual, most ranked teams are opening with easy opponents, like No. 6 Georgia taking on Buffalo. But Bama and Big Blue are taking the risk of playing each other to the delight of a nation.
The risk for second-ranked Alabama is of being knocked from national title contention right away. The risk for No. 8 Michigan is of being embarrassed, exposed as overrated before ever reaching the Big Ten portion of its schedule.
"It's great for college football to have these kinds of games," said Alabama's Saban on Tuesday. "We enjoy playing in them, and it will be very challenging for us. It will show us where we are as a team."
Expect Alabama to win. The mystery is by how much.
Michigan is in just its second season post-Rich Rod, and a favorable schedule last year helped the Wolverines win 11 games. If they're able to hang with the Tide into the second half it will be a signal Michigan is right on schedule in its recovery. If they somehow pull off the upset, it will signal that Hoke is putting together something special in Ann Arbor, and that Denard Robinson might be headed for the Heisman.
"I do think (this game) is a great marker for where we're at as a program and what we can be," Hoke said on Tuesday. "I think every first game, though, you learn a lot about yourselves. You go into it because every team is different. I went back and thought about last year at this time, and I didn't know if we were going to win two games let alone 11. ... We'll find out about ourselves."
Meanwhile, Alabama is coming off its second national title in three years. It lost five starters on offense, including running back Trent Richardson, and seven on defense, Hightower and Upshaw among them. But Bama's replacements are expected to be every bit as good as their predecessors, making them part of the short list of contenders to play in Miami on Jan. 7.
Should the Tide win, they'll be one step closer to history, three titles in four years. Should they lose, the season will already seem like a failure.
"It will be a good challenge for us come Saturday," said junior quarterback A.J. McCarron, "and it's something I'm looking forward to."
My Top 10
1. USC (0-0): Beating Oregon twice will be no easy feat.
2. Alabama (0-0): The revamped defense is the question.
3. LSU (0-0): How much will Mathieu be missed?
4. Oregon (0-0): The Ducks could easily replace Southern Cal.
5. Oklahoma (0-0): Expect more from the 'D' this year.
6. Georgia (0-0): Nine starters return on defense.
7. Florida State (0-0): The best of the weak ACC.
8. Michigan State (0-0): The best of a Big Ten full of flawed teams.
9. South Carolina (0-0): Spurrier's strength is his ... defense.
10. West Virginia (0-0): The Big 12 won't beat up the Mountaineers.
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REDDING – A Medford, Ore. man was convicted on all 25 counts against him on Tuesday, Feb. 26, including 10 counts of willful, deliberate and premeditated attempted murder of a peace officer in connection with a 2011 shootout with police on Interstate 5 near Castella.
Albert Anthony Smith, 44, faces life in prison, said Shasta County Deputy District Attorney Curtis Woods.
"The jury did the right thing," Woods said, adding that this conviction is "justification for the officers who put their lives on the line."
Mt. Shasta California Highway Patrol Lt. Joe Micheletti, who was one of the men Smith fired at after leading law enforcement on a 50-mile chase from the Oregon border to south of Dunsmuir on Oct. 27, 2011, said he and his fellow officers "couldn't be more pleased" with the trial's outcome.
The trial itself lasted about eight days in a Redding courtroom, and the jury took a little over one day to come to its verdict, said Woods.
In addition to the 10 counts of attempted murder, Smith was also found guilty of 10 counts of assault with a deadly firearm on a peace officer; one assault with a deadly weapon count (for driving directly at a CHP officer's cruiser at one point during the chase); one count of the shooting of a police dog causing serious injury; evading police with wanton and reckless disregard; transport of an assault weapon (a AK47-type Norinco 56S assault rifle) and possession of an assault weapon, Woods said.
Each of the attempted murder convictions carry a sentence of 35 years to life, said Woods.
Smith pled not guilty to all charges and was represented in court by Santa Clara attorney Esau Herrera.
Smith is scheduled to be sentenced on Friday, April 19 at 1:30 p.m. in Department 9 at the Shasta County Superior Court.


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The Midwest Agricultural Heritage Museum will host the 2013 FFA Olympics and Tractor Show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16 at Black Hawk College East Campus, south of Kewanee. Admission is free. The event is open to the public.
"We are extremely pleased to be a co-sponsor of the 2013 FFA Olympics," said Chris McMillen, of Toulon, Midwest Agricultural Heritage Museum's chairman of the board. "It fits with our mission to promote awareness and appreciation of the role of agriculture in our lives."
The museum is also contributing prize money for the tractor show. "In addition, we will have a cash drawing to kick off our spring fundraising drive," McMillen said.
FFA members will compete in a variety of challenging Olympic contests based on real-life agricultural skills including straw bale toss, tug-of-war, relay race, bucket hold, sack race and more.
High school students from the AlWood, Annawan, Bureau Valley, Cambridge, Galva, Geneseo, Kewanee, Orion, Princeton, ROWVA, Sherrard, Stark County and Wethersfield school districts will compete.
In addition to the FFA Olympics, antique tractors and equipment will be on display. The food stand will be open all day.
The FFA Olympics is part of FFA Week, which is held every year and always includes Washington's Birthday, Feb. 22. Its purpose is to educate the public about agriculture. In addition to the Olympics, members also host teacher appreciation breakfasts, volunteer for community service projects, speak to groups and more.
The National FFA Organization (formerly Future Farmers of America) envisions a future in which all agricultural education students will discover their passion in life and build on that insight to chart the course for their educations, careers and personal futures. Opportunities include careers in agribusiness, agrimarketing, science, communications, education, horticulture, production, natural resources, forestry and more. FFA membership is comprised of students in grades 7 through 12. There are more than 557,300 FFA members in the United States, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
The Midwest Agricultural Museum is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) dedicated to promoting awareness and appreciation of how agriculture has affected— and continues to affect — human history. A site is being sought for what would be the only agricultural museum in Illinois. The museum's current collection includes many inventions and innovations that originated in the Midwest. For more information, visit midwestagmuseum.com.


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